A knitted cushion cover inspired by the Morris Minor Traveller.

A knitted cushion cover inspired by the classic VW Beetle.

A knitted cushion cover inspired by the Citroen 2CV. The illustration shows the Dolly edition; the pattern also includes a chart for the single colour version.

A knitted cushion cover inspired by the classic Mini.

The two colour honeycomb stitch is a form of cabling and creates a thick, squashy fabric perfect for a hot water bottle cover.

A blanket or bedspread showing a chess game. Use the design shown in the pictures ( the famous checkmate which ended the Immortal Game, played in 1851 between Adolf Anderssen and Lionel Kieseritzky) or create your own unique version.

A colourful sock to protect your phone’s screen from scratches. The cables create a thick fabric to help cushion the phone.

A colourful sock to protect your phone’s screen from scratches. The cables create a thick fabric to help cushion the phone.

Something for the film buff’s Christmas stocking.

A hot water bottle cover knitted in aran yarn (which knits up quickly so still time to make a couple for Christmas presents).

I designed this hat for my niece’s trek to Everest Base Camp. It features an image of the mountain and the words ‘Everest base camp 176000 feet’.

A flying eagle on a pouch designed to protect a tablet (but with many other uses).

A knitted sleeve to protect your tablet screen.

A knitted sleeve to protect your tablet from scratches. The heron picture uses intarsia and stranded knitting.

Inspired by the design of traditional embroidered samplers.

A is for apple, b is for ball…

Create a unique family treasure and tradition by building a picture of the Nativity scene as you count down the days to Christmas.